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President Clinton probably wouldn't have used Twitter if it existed to defend himself during the Monica Lewinsky scandal the way Trump does against his accusers, according to his former press secretary Joe Lockhart.

Hillary Clinton doubled down on her controversial comments that white Republican women only voted for President Trump because the men in their lives pressured them to, while trying to explain why she made the remarks.

Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said Monday that fighting the opioid addiction crisis means ongoing efforts to collect drugs that are stored in people's homes, which he said will help ensure these addictive drugs aren't taken by children.

In former Sen. Rick Santorum’s recent piece, “Stop the attacks on farmers, homegrown energy,” he claims the Renewable Fuel Standard is an economic saving grace. The Senator says that farmer income is projected to fall this year to the lowest level recorded since 2006, but he ignores the fact that the RFS — which has also been operating for the past 12 years — is a contributor to this decline.

Trump-Russia special counsel Robert Mueller is authorized to investigate "any links and/or coordination between the Russian government and individuals associated with the campaign of President Donald Trump." The popular word for that is collusion, and it remains at the heart of both the Mueller and the Senate Intelligence Committee investigations. (Majority Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee recently announced they were unable to find evidence proving collusion.)

President Trump’s attorney tried to reassure the public that President trump is not considering firing special counsel Robert Mueller after a day of speculation brought on by a different member of Trump’s legal team.

A spokeswoman for Rep. Mike Conaway said he misspoke Sunday morning when he said the House Intelligence Committee was not tasked with investigating possible collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian government.